Podcast appearances and mentions of hannah clark

Navigating AI disruption is like steering a ship—startups move like speedboats, while enterprises must turn the equivalent of a cruise liner. In this episode, host Hannah Clark speaks with Randhir Vieira, Chief Product Officer at Omada Health, about how established companies can adapt to AI-driven change despite their size and complexity.With over a decade in operation, Omada Health faces different challenges than AI-native startups. Randhir shares strategies for integrating AI into both product development and company culture, offering insights on how enterprise leaders can stay agile and competitive in this fast-changing landscape.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Randhir on LinkedInCheck out Omada Health

How many logins do you use at work each week? If you're not sure, you're not alone. A 2024 report found that the average employee uses 36 cloud-based services daily—engineering teams use twice as many! Yet, over half of SaaS licenses go unused, wasting valuable resources.In this episode, host Hannah Clark sits down with Moshe Mikanovsky, founder of Products for Good and co-host of the Product for Product podcast. Moshe shares his framework for selecting the right tools, helping organizations boost adoption, productivity, and cost efficiency. Tune in to learn how to make smarter software choices!Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Moshe on LinkedInCheck out Products for Good and Product for Product podcastMoshe's frameworks

Every career path comes with its own set of challenges—you just have to choose your hard. Leading product at a startup, finding product-market fit, and scaling a company is tough, but so is staying stuck in a feature factory. In this episode, host Hannah Clark sits down with Benjamin Berry, CPO of EvolutionIQ, to discuss how he navigated these challenges to help grow his company to a $730 million valuation.Benjamin shares the leadership strategies that enabled sustainable scaling, drove 350% growth in two years, and helped EvolutionIQ thrive in the competitive AI market—all without an insurance background. Tune in to learn how to prioritize market opportunities and make the tough calls that lead to success.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Benjamin on LinkedInCheck out EvolutionIQ

The product industry is constantly evolving, and navigating silos—both across departments and between leadership levels—can make career growth feel like a challenge. Without alignment, collaboration suffers, progress stalls, and figuring out how to advance becomes even harder.In this special panel episode, host Hannah Clark is joined by Melika Hope (Director of Product Management at Spotify) and Ken Romano (VP of Product at Stacker) to discuss what product leaders truly value in 2025. They dive into the skills, strategies, and mindset shifts that can help you make a real impact on your product, team, and career this year.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Melika and Ken on LinkedInCheck out Spotify and Stacker

The times are changing, and AI is driving a major shift in how we approach product and leadership. It's exciting, unpredictable, and inevitable—but how do we navigate this change?Hannah Clark sits down with Greg Petroff, a design thought leader and seasoned executive, to discuss the tools, organizational shifts, and strategies that leaders need to adopt in this fast-paced era. Tune in to hear Greg's insights on adapting to change and staying ahead in the AI-driven world.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Greg on LinkedInCheck out Greg's Substack:  Improbable Futures

Feeling overwhelmed by the constant juggle of work, parenting, and life's demands? In this episode of Product Confidential, hosts Evie Brockwell and Michael Palmer are joined by Hannah Clark. They explore the challenges of maintaining balance amidst the chaos. They discuss the early warning signs of burnout, the power of routine in managing ADHD, and the importance of self-compassion when things don't go to plan. Hannah shares her personal journey, offering practical strategies for reducing decision fatigue, staying resilient, and finding joy in small wins. Throughout the conversation, they highlight how mindset and self-awareness can help you navigate life's ups and downs and ultimately thrive—both at work and at home. Takeaways:✔ Spotting burnout early can prevent bigger problems down the line.✔ Routines are essential for managing ADHD and maintaining stability.✔ Structured habits help reduce decision fatigue.✔ Self-compassion is key when life feels overwhelming.✔ Mindset and self-awareness play a huge role in overcoming challenges.✔ Burnout can distort your sense of self-worth, but small wins can rebuild confidence. Join us for this insightful discussion on creating balance in a demanding world. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and leave a review—it helps others discover Product Confidential!

Accessibility often sits uncomfortably on the fringes of roadmap discussions. Many organizations prioritize features with the biggest impact, sidelining those that benefit a smaller percentage of users. Yet, the dialogue on accessibility is not just about inclusion but also intersects with business ethics and market expansion.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Prerna Ramachandra—Principal Product Manager at Yahoo—to delve into the business case for accessibility and effective strategies to integrate it seamlessly into product development.

In today's fast-paced product management landscape, burnout has become more a question of 'when' rather than 'if.' With over 80 percent of product managers experiencing burnout as reported by Mind the Product, this pressing issue demands our attention.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Evie Brockwell—Product Management Consultant & Coach, and Host of the Product Confidential Podcast—to shed light on recognizing burnout, recovering strategically, and implementing proactive measures to prevent it from taking hold.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Evie on LinkedInCheck out Evie's website

As we wrap up an extraordinary year, join us in reflecting on the highlights of The Product Manager Podcast in 2024. This milestone year included engaging conversations, insightful guests, and a growing audience that recently hit 100,000 downloads.In this special year-end edition, host Hannah Clark and producer Becca Banyard share behind-the-scenes stories of the podcast's success. With gratitude, they revisit episodes that shaped the show's journey and impacted its listeners.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletter

In today's rapidly evolving tech landscape, Product-Led Growth (PLG) has emerged as a pivotal strategy for companies aspiring to thrive. At the heart of a successful PLG approach lies an outstanding product—one that effortlessly captivates users and inspires them to share their experience with others.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Ramli John (Founder of Delight Path), Dani Grant (CEO of Jam.dev), and Anuj Adhiya (Expert In Residence at Techstars) to delve into the transformative power of PLG, especially in conjunction with Artificial Intelligence (AI).Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor: Wix StudioConnect with Ramli, Dani, and Anuj on LinkedInCheck out Delight Path, Jam.dev, and Techstars

In the ever-evolving landscape of AI, it's easy to feel overwhelmed or even skeptical about integrating these advanced technologies into our everyday work lives.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Tal Raviv—Instructor, Build Your Personal PM Productivity System & AI Copilot—to explore practical steps product managers can take to seamlessly incorporate AI into their workflows.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor: Wix StudioConnect with Tal on LinkedIn and Twitter/X

Product onboarding remains a critical component in the journey from product discovery to full adoption. It's not just about introducing your users to your product but ensuring they derive real value from it.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Ramli John—Founder of Delight Path Product Onboarding Consulting Firm & Author of Product-Led Onboarding—to uncover actionable insights for optimizing user activation and retention through effective onboarding strategies.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor: Wix StudioConnect with Ramli on LinkedInCheck out Delight PathProduct-Led Onboarding: How to Turn Users Into Lifelong CustomersRamli John's New Book — EUREKA: The Customer Onboarding Playbook for High-Growth B2B Companies

In epiosde 71 we speak with some 2024-25 anatomy student society committee members on the importance of student societies within Higher Education Institutions. I'm joined by University of Glasgow final year students, Olivia Campbell, Hannah Clark and Fraser MacLean to discuss all of this, their ambitions as a team, the extra curricular wokload, staff/student partnerships and a whole lot more!  

In an ever-evolving digital landscape, understanding how to monetize and expand a product effectively is crucial.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Cem Kansu—Head of Product at Duolingo—to explore how Duolingo has navigated challenges in monetization, expansion into new markets, and the integration of cutting-edge technology.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor: Wix StudioConnect with Cem on LinkedIn and Twitter/XCheck out Duolingo

Product management is a field that often emphasizes the importance of frameworks. These tools provide a structured approach to the many tasks PMs face daily. However, reliance on frameworks can sometimes inadvertently stifle innovation and critical thinking.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Avrum Laurie—CPO at Felix Health—to explore the double-edged nature of frameworks in product management.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor: Wix StudioConnect with Avrum on LinkedInCheck out Felix Health

In an era marked by rapid technological change and economic uncertainty, the tech industry once seen as a paragon of stability is now grappling with significant upheaval.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Victoria Ku—ex-Airbnb and former Head of Product & Design at Highnote—to explore the shifting paradigms in the tech industry post-pandemic, the prevailing economic difficulties, and the widespread influence of AI on our professional landscape.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor: Wix StudioConnect with Victoria on LinkedIn

In an era where AI is transforming industries at a rapid pace, product roles infused with AI capabilities are among the most sought-after in tech. If you're looking to break into this sphere or enhance your existing skills, understanding the journey and strategies of those leading the charge can be incredibly beneficial.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Lorilyn McCue—AI Product Manager at Superhuman—to share her insights on navigating the evolving landscape of AI product management.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor: Wix StudioConnect with Lorilyn on LinkedInCheck out Superhuman

In the ever-evolving world of technology and product management, leaders are continually seeking the tools and skillsets that will set them apart. One of the most underrated yet essential competencies is emotional intelligence (EI), a trait that can significantly influence team dynamics, decision-making, and leadership effectiveness.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Robert Ta—Chief Product Architect for Dayforce—to delve into the power of emotional intelligence in leadership and its profound impact on personal and professional growth.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor SprigConnect with Robert on LinkedInCheck out Dayforce

Hannah Clark, the Editor of The Product Manager, joins to discuss the complexities of change fatigue in product management. We explore how the relentless pace of change can drive innovation while simultaneously leading to team exhaustion and frustration. Hannah shares insights from her experience in startups and emphasizes the necessity for leaders to balance innovation with stability to maintain morale. We discuss the importance of psychological safety for individual contributors and offer practical strategies to navigate change fatigue constructively. This conversation serves as a vital reminder for both team members and leaders to approach change with mindfulness, ensuring a thriving and engaged work environment.

In the fast-paced world of product design, balancing technological advancements with empathy is more critical than ever.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Koji Pereira—VP of Design & Research at Sigma Computing—to offer a unique perspective on this delicate balance. Drawing from his rich career at tech giants like Google, Lyft, and Twitter, Koji underscores the transformative power of empathy in product design and leadership.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor SprigConnect with Koji on LinkedInCheck out Sigma Computing

Many professionals in the tech industry begin their journey in the dynamic world of startups, learning to thrive in fast-paced environments and wearing many hats. However, as career paths evolve, some find themselves curious about the opportunities and unique culture of larger tech companies.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Melika Hope—Director of Product Management at Spotify—to explore the intricacies of transitioning from startups to Big Tech.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor SprigConnect with Melika on LinkedIn

In the world of product management, the popular adage "People don't leave bad jobs, they leave bad managers" resonates all too well. As leaders, it's crucial to prioritize the human connection and support that teams need to foster a thriving work environment.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Nancy Chu—PM Coach—to discuss how compassion plays a vital role in effective leadership and team dynamics, particularly in the tech industry.Resources from this episode:Check out this episode's sponsor SprigSubscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Nancy on LinkedIn and InstagramCheck out Nancy's website

Product adoption can sometimes feel as elusive as catching lightning in a bottle. There are myriad reasons why users might resist adopting new products, from the fear of change to the comfort of established routines.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by George Brooks—Founder and CEO of Crema—to explore these challenges and draw out actionable insights for product leaders.Resources from this episode:Check out this episode's sponsor SprigSubscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with George on LinkedInCheck out Crema

In an era where artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming various industries, developing expertise in AI product management is becoming indispensable for today's software product managers.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Praveen Gujar—Director of Product at LinkedIn—to share his valuable perspectives on the critical skills needed for AI PMs, the growing demand for AI expertise, and the pivotal role of data hygiene and ethics in AI development.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Praveen on LinkedIn and X

In the ever-evolving landscape of product management, growth hacking has become a pivotal challenge for organizations aiming to scale their products effectively.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Samantha Hepler—Principal Product Manager at Procore Technologies—to delve into the intricacies of sustainable growth strategies.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Samantha on LinkedInCheck out Procore Technologies

In today's data-driven landscape, organizations often find themselves drowning in a sea of data, yet struggling to glean actionable insights from it. Many companies are eager to label themselves as data-centric, but the reality is that not everyone is equally adept at interpreting and utilizing data effectively. Often, insights are fragmented, and the analytics presented do not provide the full picture needed for informed decision-making.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Mo Hallaba—CEO of Datawisp—to discuss the gaps between the vast amount of data collected by organizations and the efficacy of its use, while also offering practical solutions for better data management and visualization.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Mo on X and LinkedInCheck out Datawisp

We all want our teams to be agile, but when is agile too agile? This week I'm joined by Hannah Clark, editor at TheProductManager.com and host of The Product Manager Podcast. Hannah shares insights from startup project managers at various levels who navigate challenges like “shiny object syndrome,” lack of collaboration while working remotely, and other issues that arise in rapidly scaling startups.Topics covered include:* the disconnect between product development and people management* balancing innovation with stability* the cost of switching directions* balancing trust and change in leadership + shiny object syndrome* empowering teams and maintaining momentum* navigating psychological safety and feedback* the value of the “complainer” in teams* intentionality in remote work * the future of work culture Join the conversation

Today, I'm joined by Hannah Clark, the Oshawa, Ontario native is a goaltender and the newest member of the University of Minnesota! Join us as we dive into her incredible journey, the vital role her family plays in her success, her pride in representing Canada, what it's like to step into her collegiate career, and so much more! Thank you to Melissa Boufounos, a founding sponsor of the podcast, who is the founder of MB Performance Nutrition. Use code "RINKSIDE" to save $50 off the regular price of The Hockey Nutrition Blueprint and learn more about how nutrition can impact your performance at https://melissaboufounos.com/course!

Navigating the world of salary negotiations can be daunting, but mastering this essential skill can significantly impact your career growth.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Josh Doody—Salary Negotiation Coach for High Earners—to share strategies that can help job seekers potentially secure thousands of dollars more in compensation, and adapt these techniques to future negotiations throughout their careers.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Josh on LinkedInCheck out Fearless Salary Negotiation

You've probably come across the statement that product managers are, in a sense, the CEOs of their products. While opinions on this can vary, one thing is for certain: being a PM equips you with a range of invaluable skills that can someday make you an excellent CEO.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Dani Grant—Co-founder & CEO of Jam.dev—to share her incredible journey from a product manager to a successful founder.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Dani on LinkedInCheck out Jam.dev

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We've all experienced it: the frustration of a poorly designed product or service. But what sets apart the truly exceptional user experiences from the merely satisfactory ones?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Jared Spool—Maker of Awesomeness at Center Centre—to delve into the nuances of UX design, exploring the gap between meeting expectations and creating genuine delight.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Jared on LinkedInCheck out Leaders of Awesomeness - Center Centre

Can understanding users' real-life experiences transform your product development strategy?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Kevin Gentry—Principal Product Manager at Hilton Grand Vacations, & Co-founder and Host of the Product Coffee Podcast—to unveil his well-honed playbook for sourcing user insights, rooted in the principles of "The Mom Test."

This week, we are welcoming, Hannah Clark! A renowned content strategist and host of The Product Manager Podcast. Hannah shares her unconventional career journey from tech to content, and how she combined both worlds at her current tech-focused media company. They delve into Hannah's experiences with startups, discussing the challenges of scaling teams, managing pivots, and mitigating the risks of burnout. Key topics include the importance of transparent communication, active recovery, building strong leadership relationships, and the impacts of organizational stress on individual contributors. Practical advice is offered for both leaders and team members on maintaining engagement and actively managing stress in fast-paced environments. Episode Resources: Hannah Clark on Linkedin Kevin Gentry on Linkedin The Product Manager Podcast Timeline: 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:15 Hannah Clark's Background and Career Journey 01:05 Life in Winnipeg and Personal Background 01:52 Startup Experiences and Challenges 04:03 Current Role and Company Structure 06:27 Discussing Burnout and Motivation 08:10 Strategies for Managing Stress and Burnout 12:39 Building Relationships and Communication 19:06 Practical Tips for Personal and Professional Growth 40:33 Final Thoughts and Homework Check out our website @⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠productcoffeepodcast.com⁠ ☕️

In the rapidly evolving field of product management, the blend of qualitative and quantitative research is essential for making informed decisions. The challenge, however, lies in how to effectively combine these two approaches to paint an accurate picture of user needs and behaviors.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Laura Klein—Principal at Users Know—to talk about the intersection of these research methods and how product teams can best leverage them to build successful products.

In the fast-paced world of Agile organizations, experimentation is the lifeblood of innovation and progress. However, the reality is that not all experiments yield positive outcomes.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Manuel Da Costa—Founder of Effective Experiments—to shed light on the phenomenon known as the product-process gap and discuss ways organizations can foster better experimentation practices.

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted lives and economies worldwide, but it also accelerated the evolution of certain companies into essential services. Instacart is a prime example of this transformation.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Daniel Danker—CPO at Instacart—to shed light on Instacart's journey from a convenience service to a lifeline for millions, the operational strategies employed to handle unprecedented demand, and the career development opportunities within the company.

The success of any organization, especially in the digital product world, hinges on its ability to strategize effectively. Yet, the concept of strategy remains ambiguous to many. What exactly do we mean by "product strategy," and how can we harness it to achieve our goals?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Roman Pichler to delve deep into the intricacies of product strategy.

In the fast-paced world of product development, the ability to efficiently run a product war room can make the difference between a groundbreaking launch and a missed opportunity.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Victoria Ku—Head of Product & Design at Highnote—to share her extensive experience from companies like Airbnb to provide actionable insights on mastering product war rooms.

The world of e-commerce is in a constant state of flux, with new trends and technologies reshaping the way we buy and sell online. In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Jeff Orange—Product Manager at TikTok—to share his do's and don't's of developing ecommerce platforms, practical tips for overcoming barriers to purchasing, and the emerging trends informing the future of ecommerce.

In the world of product management, the journey from a novel idea to a fully-fledged product can be thrilling yet daunting. What mindset drives the success of product founders?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Brendan Fortune—Director, Product Management at Customer.io—to share his unique experiences and keen insights on the significance of adopting a founder mindset, managing tensions, and the importance of radical candor in the workplace.

In the rapidly evolving world of technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a cornerstone of innovation and growth. One of the key roles that harness the potential of AI is that of an AI Product Manager.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Dr. Nancy Li—Founder of Product Manager Accelerator & Host of Product Insider—to share her blueprint for career acceleration in this dynamic and growing field.

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Negotiating your salary as a PM can often feel daunting. But, with the right strategies and insights, you can confidently approach these discussions and secure the compensation you deserve.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Dr. Nancy Li—Founder of Product Manager Accelerator & Host of Product Insider—to share negotiation tactics, when to ask for a raise, and advice for overcoming discomfort during compensation conversations. 

Welcome to Mysteries to Die For and this Toe Tag.I am TG Wolff and am here with Jack, my piano player and producer. This is normally a podcast where we combine storytelling with original music to put you at the heart of mystery. Today is a bonus episode we call a Toe Tag. It is the first chapter from a fresh release in the mystery, crime, and thriller genre.Today's featured release is Rise to Rebellion by Julie Bates TG Wolff ReviewRise to Rebellion is a historical mystery. July 1776. Jeremy Butler is called to investigate threats to the Congress delegation. The attacks seem to come from nowhere and everywhere at once and no one within the households are safe. Jeremy finds an unlikely ally in Hannah White, a Quaker, a widow, and a businesswoman. Together, they unknowingly corner the villain, only to have to fight their way out. Bottom line: Rise to Rebellion is for you if you like mysteries equally braided with historical and women's fictionStrengths of the story. The premise of the story is one of the shining stars. Set in July 1776, the war for Independence is palpable to all. Everyone has a side and being on the side of the patriots isn't the easy decision history leads us to believe. Bates shows us the working class side of Philadelphia through the household of Hannah Payne White and the farm where Faith Payne Clarke has returned to. The storytelling of the life of unmarried women, freed persons, and enslaved persons humanizes the history, showing us strong, capable people doing what they can to not just survive, but live and thrive.Bates certainly did her research in the history and culture of the era. It, too, is a shining star. A note from the author talked about her commitment to historical accuracy and the one liberty she took with the story to make it doable for Jeremy. She apologizes to history buffs who may be confused by the change. As someone who calls out unreasonable timeframes, I appreciate she noted it and took steps to make the story plausible.Jeremy Butler's story is the mystery. As described, he has gone to Philadelphia to investigate incidents affected members of the Continental Congress. John Hancock and Benjamin Franklin believe someone is working to subvert their cause.Faith Clark's story is women's fiction. Faith returns home to visit her dying mother, reuniting with the father and siblings she left behind when she married and moved to Virginia. There is some intrigue—the discovery of a murdered neighbor and of an unknown oldest sister—but the story arc is focused on Faith coming to terms with her upbringing and her mother.Hannah Clark's story is a mix of drama, romance, and mystery. She picks up with question of an unknown sister and follows down leads as she is juggling running her business selling china settings and taking care of her guest, Jeremy Butler, who returns far too often bleeding form some place or another.All three characters are engaging and likeable. I am sure readers will vary on which character and storyline is their favorite.This is the third book in the Faith Clarke Mystery series. I have not read the first two. This story stands alone, being set a year after the second, and is a different location.Where the story fell short of ideal: There are a few places where RISE TO REBELLION falls short of an ideal historical mystery. While this is part of the Faith Clarke mystery series, Faith's storyline is women's fiction and is only present for about half the book. At that point, her sister Hannah picks up the storytelling, taking it in a different direction. The mystery would be more accurately characterized as a Jeremy Butler mystery. The story alternates chapters between Jeremy and Faith/ Hannah. Mystery lovers may be left wanting more. Readers who like multi-faceted stories will enjoy the mystery, historical, and women's fiction weave of the story....

In the ever-evolving world of product management, the term "feature factory" has become somewhat of an industry buzzword, often thrown around with a mix of humor and resignation. But what does it really mean to work in a so-called feature factory, and more importantly, how can product managers not only survive but thrive in such environments?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Aakash Gupta—Product Leader & Author of the Product Growth Newsletter—to explore these questions.

In the fast-paced world of product management, the role of a leader is crucial in shaping the success and growth of a team.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Jessica Smith—Founder & CEO of Savant Recruitment—to explore the intricacies of product leadership, talent acquisition, and team retention.

Product management is an ever-evolving field, especially in today's post-pandemic software industry job market.In this part one of a two-part conversation, Hannah Clark is joined by Jessica Smith—Founder and CEO of Savant Recruiting—to share invaluable insights on how to come out on top in the competitive landscape of product management careers. 

Hannah looks at the instructions given in 1 Thessalonians 4 v1-12 about living in order to please God and not finding our satisfaction in sex, relationship and work and then leads a time of corporate repentance. 

Innovation is often portrayed as the holy grail of business success—a mystical outcome that many strive for but few achieve.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Alexander Wennerberg—Founder of Hives.co—to demystify this concept, arguing that innovation is not the ultimate goal but a positive byproduct of constant pursuit and progress.

In a landscape increasingly dominated by remote work and artificial intelligence, the sense of community within product management has become a beacon for innovation and personal fulfillment.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Michael Mordak—Community Product Manager at Black & White Zebra—to unveil the secret sauce for thriving in product management communities.

In product management, it's easy to find oneself donning the cape of a hero. But what if the true path to success and impact goes beyond the allure of being the team's go-to savior?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Clement Kao—Founder of Product Teacher—to delve into the intricacies of heroism in product management and explore strategies for empowering product teams more sustainably.

User research is an invaluable tool in the world of product management, but what happens when you find yourself in the position of being the de facto user research lead without any formal training?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Michele Ronsen—CEO and Founder of Curiosity Tank—to delve into the critical process of user research, a tool that is often underutilized or misunderstood within product development cycles.

In the world of product development, understanding the needs and wants of users is paramount to creating successful products.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Craig Watson—Founder & CEO of Arro—to share the secrets to successful product discovery and how you can leverage generative AI in the user research process.

Curious about a career product management?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Mariana Antaya—Product Manager at Microsoft Teams—to discuss her journey into product management and to give advice for aspiring product managers.

Ever wondered what it takes to unearth the most compelling insights from a user interview?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Steve Portigal—User Research Consultant & Author of Interviewing Users: How to Uncover Compelling Insights (2nd Edition)—to discuss the nuance involved in conducting user interviews, how to ask follow-up questions, and tips to manage unexpected responses.

Ever wondered how our reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) is shaping our future or if it's threatening our job security?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Ken Hubbell—CEO of Soffos.ai and Senior Consultant at The Pragmatic Futurist—to explore the ethical side of AI, inherent biases, and the need for curated information on AI.Tune in for a conversation on the future of technology and human potential in this AI age.

Most of us feel like we're good people doing the right things for the right reasons, and at the same time, we know there are organizations in the world that aren't really living that ethos. So how are all these good people getting tangled up in bad deeds?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Samantha Gonzalez—Associate Director of Product Strategy at DockYard, Inc.—to talk about her intriguing journey and her innovative approach to team-building.Be prepared to have your understanding of ethical product strategy completely transformed!

Have you ever wondered what it takes to turn a bold vision into a thriving educational revolution?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Carlos Gonzáles de Villaumbrosia—Founder & CEO at Product School—to talk about how he defied odds and bootstrapped his way to establishing an avant-garde learning platform that flawlessly blends engineering and business education, all the while emphasizing the power of real-world learning from industry experts.

It takes a lot of guts to change directions in your career, especially if the path you're looking for doesn't really look like the one you came from. So if you've been thinking of moving into product management from a less "technical" field, or you're a hiring manager working with these kinds of applicants, you'll find this conversation fascinating.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Natalia Baryshnikova—GM & Head of Enterprise Agility at Atlassian—to talk about her own atypical career path and how it's helped her weave principles from the art world into her work—first as a product manager, and now as a leader.

A kiwi ice cream company is using reject gold kumara that would otherwise be destined for landfill to make gelato. Island Gelato Co. says recent flooding has seen the price of kumara reach record highs, almost $13 per kilogram in some stores, but at the same time mishapen, outsized and over ripe Kumara are being dumped. So it started working with food producers to rescue the root vege and turned it into ice cold gold. Island Gelato Co. food patisserie engineer, Hannah Clark, speaks to Lisa Owen [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6336601465112

How can we ensure our product is actually fulfilling our vision? And in a world where well-intentioned products often have catastrophic consequences, how do we craft visions for an equitable future?In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Radhika Dutt—Author of Radical Product Thinking and Chief Product Officer at Moveprice—in this second part conversation to pick up where we left off and examine visionary thinking at a higher level.Tune in to learn how your product vision shapes reality!

It feels like we've been asking people to like, follow, and subscribe since the dawn of time. But when we take a step back, we can see that these seemingly ubiquitous ways of interacting online have evolved over a relatively short timeline.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Nimrod Priell—Founder of Cord—to talk about the origins of the like button, the rise of emojis, the impact of the pandemic on collaborative software features, and how to think of your product not just in terms of its individual users, but in terms of its role in your customers' ecosystem.Tune in to learn how the like button revolutionized UX forever!

What's your product's vision statement? If it didn't come to mind right away, you're likely part of the majority of companies that have treated their vision statements as one off exercises. In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Radhika Dutt—Author of Radical Product Thinking and Chief Product Officer at Moveprice—to talk about how most vision statements are a diamond in the rough, but have the potential to be a tool for flattening barriers, guiding innovation, and aligning cross functional teams. Tune in to learn how to use the product vision statement as a compass for your roadmap!

As product people, it should come as no surprise that creating an easy experience is a significant challenge, especially for a global brand like PayPal. And it's not just consumers that seek that seamless experience. The multinational FinTech company is also accountable for a great experience for merchants and developers. In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Mudita Tiwari—Senior Director for Developer Experiences at PayPal—to talk about how PayPal upholds its core ethos of democratizing payment and what that means at every level of PayPal's operations. 

Hannah Clark is joined by Vijay Umapathy—Director of Product Management at Heap—to talk about how his product team has become incrementally more data-driven, as well as the breakthroughs they've had to generate more insights in less time.

Hannah Clark is joined by Lucie Buisson—Chief Product Officer at Contentsquare—to share her insights on scaling empowered teams, measuring success, and how to create inspiring, intent-driven experiences for customers without intrusive requests for sensitive data.

In episode #143, Hannah shares her personal story of loss. After experiencing a miscarriage in 2016, Hannah and her husband were unable to get pregnant. Specialist visits revealed a “double whammy”: Hannah had polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and they were also dealing with severe male factor infertility. They were told that they were unlikely to ever have a biological child. When they eventually sought a second opinion, they decided to try IVF. Hannah talks about the grief associated with losing embryos during this process, and she also shares her experiences with a blighted ovum and the loss of one of her twins following IVF. Through it all, she found prayer and participation in a support group to be beneficial for both herself and her husband. Topics Discussed: polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), Clomid, reproductive endocrinology, severe male factor infertility, low motility, low sperm count, in vitro fertilization (IVF), lost embryos before IVF, blighted ovum, loss of one twin during pregnancy CONNECT WITH HANNAH - instagram.com/hannahclark_podcastmanager instagram.com/hannahclark512 ‌ MISCARRIAGE HOPE DESK RESOURCES- Miscarriage Hope Desk aims to help women struggling miscarriage, pregnancy loss and recurrent miscarriages (RPL), by providing the following resources- Library of Articles, found here- https://miscarriagehopedesk.com/library/understanding-why/ Instagram Community- https://instagram.com/miscarriagehopedesk Facebook Community- https://www.facebook.com/groups/1617075958466247/ Free Miscarriage Lab Checklist- https://miscarriagehopedesk.com/labs Free Weekly Newsletter- http://miscarriagehopedesk.com/newsletter FREE MEAL PLANS Do you need help getting healthy, tasty meals on the table? Check out our sponsor Prep Dish, PrepDish.com/mhd to get 2 weeks FREE! SHOW NOTES- https://miscarriagehopedesk.com/podcast/ Get a FREE Miscarriage Lab Testing Checklist- http://MiscarriageHopeDesk.com/labs

Hannah brings the second sermon in this series on the letter of 1 Timothy and gives us the story of Paul's life and how Jesus Christ became the centre. 

Hannah Clark is joined by Noa Goldman—Lead Product Manager at Dagshub—to share her recipe for winning stakeholders over, building up relationships, and strengthening the output of the team.

Danio, Danio, where art thou Danio. Dealing with housing issues so Sam is flying solo this week in a much changed episode as to what what was promised. Soz! Do you suffer from getting as bit boozy now and again? We got your back with some solid advice to the casual beer hound in some peak non-saints related chat! Sam catches up with the 2nd sweariest Fifer and Womens club captain Hannah Clark (who doesn't swear!) as we chat about the season past and next season. we also chat about 'banter with fans' and why you shouldn't have your relatives (especially grandparents) attend a match! Young Sam Porritt sticks his head through the door to chat about Premiership safety and his love for white socks to be worn in any occasion. I was very lonely this week so it would be lovely if you came and said hi! Thanks to Stjarna Apparel for their continued support.

Hannah Clark is joined by Chris Butler—Lead Product Manager at Google—to talk about how to drive better product decision-making by cutting through the noise. Chris shares factors that define, influence, and impede decision-making, how to understand and manage tension that exists within cross-functional teams, and tools to push past roadblocks.

Joining us today is certified Sleep Specialist living in Tasmania, Hannah Clark. Hannah has trained through Isla Grace Sleep and is currently studying the Possums Neuroprotective Developmental Care program. Hannah is also educated in trauma informed support, the parental brain and nervous system regulation. Her business Kin Postpartum was inspired by the experience of hourly waking with her first child. Hannah offers honest and gentle support with absolutely no sleep training techniques. She incorporates individual child temperament and development in her care when supporting families through sleep challenges.  We dive into: What a sleep consultant does Why sleep training isn't for everyone Safe sleep practices Total baby sleeping times Connect with Hannah here:  www.kinpostpartumservices.com  Instagram: @kin.postpartum We would love you to share this episode with your friends and family. Please leave a review for us, send us a message over on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thefaceplace_ofm/  or head to the website for more information about our services https://thefaceplaceofm.com.au/ . We'll see you next week!  This episode was produced by Good Chat Media

Hannah Clark is joined by Drew Lesicko—VP of Product and Technology at SoulCycle—to talk about the ups and downs of being your own product's biggest fan, as well as how to avoid the fate of Myspace and Xanga by following your brand's unique selling proposition into the future.

30 April 2023 The Conviction of Righteousness with Hannah Clark joining us today

Hannah looks at the story in Numbers chapters 13 & 14 of the men sent out by Moses to explore the land of Canaan and the report they came back with. She focuses on how God cares for and doesn't give up on his people even through their lack of faith. 

Welcome to our new season, featuring our hosts: Lindsley Barrios and Mia Robarts. This year, we will be diving into a deeper understanding of the debate around reproductive rights, both in America and abroad. This episode is a rundown of the last 50 years, and America's ever-changing laws and policies around abortion. Before the Bell is produced by: Leti Pinto, Lindsley Barrios, Mia Robarts, Toli Velikov. It is edited and mixed by Hannah Clark.

Send us a textI'm fired up about 51% by 2051 and getting 51% of schools using Project Based Learning by 2051. My last episode was about setting goals. Goals get you fired up, so take some time and write out your goals. Get fired up about PBL like today's guest Banff Academy from Scotland. I also have a “need to know” from a live workshop in Kentucky. It's all about will PBL work at your school. In episode 88, I talked about Lucas Research on learners from less advantaged backgrounds and the positive results PBL had on their test scores. PBL is for all learners. Episode Highlights: [02:45] Need to Know: I've seen PBL work in what looks like a private school, but what about my school?[04:12] The Lucas Foundation did some really good research about how well PBL works in many different types of schools, especially when the learners are more disadvantaged. [09:20] Nick Mochan is a Deputy Head Teacher at Banff Academy. Hannah Clark is the Principal Teacher of Project Based Learning at Banff Academy.[10:06] They now have a team of three Project Based Learning teachers and a coordinator. [12:09] Nick and Hannah share their PBL whys. [17:14] They knew it would take brave leadership to implement something new like PBL. [18:24] Nick and Hannah are pioneering PBL in Scotland. They want to make learning more suitable to meet future learner demands. [26:23] Learners are changing the world by finding solutions for problems. Community partnerships are about relationships preparing the students for success. [32:34] Hannah shares a Pathway course where students work with local partners to find out how to create their dream jobs. [41:17] The teacher is in the middle facilitating the projects rather than leading. Resources & Links Related to this EpisodeWhat is PBL?Ask RyanPBL Simplified: 6 Steps to Move Project Based Learning from Idea to RealityMagnify Learning YouTubeProject Based Learning Stories and Structures: Wins, Fails, and Where to StartRyan Steuer Twitter @ryansteuerProject Based Learning Research Part 1 | E88Banff AcademyBanff Academy FacebookBXA Project Based Learning TwitterBanff Academy Twitter

I'm fired up about 51% by 2051 and getting 51% of schools using Project Based Learning by 2051. My last episode was about setting goals. Goals get you fired up, so take some time and write out your goals. Get fired up about PBL like today's guest Banff Academy from Scotland. I also have a “need to know” from a live workshop in Kentucky. It's all about will PBL work at your school. In episode 88, I talked about Lucas Research on learners from less advantaged backgrounds and the positive results PBL had on their test scores. PBL is for all learners.  Episode Highlights: [02:45] Need to Know: I've seen PBL work in what looks like a private school, but what about my school?[04:12] The Lucas Foundation did some really good research about how well PBL works in many different types of schools, especially when the learners are more disadvantaged. [09:20] Nick Mochan is a Deputy Head Teacher at Banff Academy. Hannah Clark is the Principal Teacher of Project Based Learning at Banff Academy.[10:06] They now have a team of three Project Based Learning teachers and a coordinator. [12:09] Nick and Hannah share their PBL whys. [17:14] They knew it would take brave leadership to implement something new like PBL. [18:24] Nick and Hannah are pioneering PBL in Scotland. They want to make learning more suitable to meet future learner demands. [26:23] Learners are changing the world by finding solutions for problems. Community partnerships are about relationships preparing the students for success. [32:34] Hannah shares a Pathway course where students work with local partners to find out how to create their dream jobs. [41:17] The teacher is in the middle facilitating the projects rather than leading. Resources & Links Related to this EpisodeWhat is PBL?Ask RyanPBL Simplified: 6 Steps to Move Project Based Learning from Idea to RealityMagnify Learning YouTubeProject Based Learning Stories and Structures: Wins, Fails, and Where to StartRyan Steuer Twitter @ryansteuerProject Based Learning Research Part 1 | E88Banff AcademyBanff Academy FacebookBXA Project Based Learning TwitterBanff Academy Twitter

Hey there! On today's episode, I am chatting with my podcast manager, Hannah Clark. We are chatting all about how Hannah went from Registered Nurse working in the hospital to spending her days as a WAHM freelancing. She shares what the beginning stages looked like to where she is now, making double her take home nursing income from home! Tune in to hear more about how you can apply your healthcare background to freelancing!   Thanks for listening! Check out the show notes (link below) for links and resources mentioned in today's episode!    Connect with me on Instagram: @micala.quinn   SHOW NOTES: www.micalaquinn.com/episode232

In today's episode we are joined by Hannah Clark to shake up the sleep training culture and help you with honest sleep support that empowers you to trust your instincts. We cover responsive and attachment based sleep, the role of connection, how to bridge the separation that is sleep and what is developmentally appropriate, as well as some of the problems associated with classical sleep training and advice like “drowsy but awake” and so much more. Hannah is a breath of fresh air who really helped me through some challenging times with my now 16-month daughter Rose. I hope this helps you or someone you love. Head to https://www.stephlowe.com/podcasts/401 for show notes, episode transcripts and more.

Idlewild - the former name of John F. Kennedy Airport. A 2006 motion picture starring Andre 3000 and Big Boi of Outkast. The Scottish indie music group Dan went to see to cheer himself up after yesterday's game. So whilst you might not be able to have any Idlewild related cheering up, why not let your two old pals have a go at cheering you up, and have a listen to Episode 65 of The Dogger Saints Podcast! Yep, we go missing for a couple of weeks and it turns out Saints still struggle not to lose. They're some laugh like. Anyway, we talk about it, and it's about as pleasant as it was watching it - but we all still do that, so why not listen anyway. There is one Saints team who can't stop winning though, and having made it four out of four on Sunday, Sam caught up with skipper Hannah Clark and stopper Megan Sidey for a bloody lovely old chat, to discuss their storming start to the season. Features? Baby, we got some features for you! We have a Top of the Tops triple header of varying quality, we are joined by Chief Commissionaire of the Banto, Elliot, for this weeks Saintsmaster, things take a conspiratorial turn in this weeks trip to see George in The Royal, and we take the ferry to Rotterdam for this weeks utterly ludicrous Club Shop of Shame. Ali Dia versus Danny Dyer! Fitness equipment with Sam! Dan framed Roger Rabbit! We've somehow got it all, along with a look forward at the coming week of transfer bedlam and St. Mirren, and we'd love for you to have a listen. Get there! Thank you for sticking with us, and for all your love and support. It means the world. This one is dedicated to all of you. With love, Sam and Dan.

Is launching a podcast something you plan to do to go along with your blog? If so, you are going to want to tune in to this episode. Today, we have our very own podcast manager on the podcast sharing how to use a podcast with your blog. Hannah Clark has been managing our podcast since the beginning. She helped us with launch and handles the overall management of it and we wanted her to come share her knowledge of podcasting today. We chat with Hannah about the niche of your podcast, how people consume content, the basics of launching a podcast including what you need to get started, show notes and their importance, repurposing blog content to podcast content, how long it takes to launch, monetizing your podcast, tips for growing your show, and how a podcast manager can help! If you have been wanting to launch a podcast, this episode is for you! Check out the show notes (link below) for links and resources mentioned in this episode! Thanks for listening! Connect with us on Instagram: @sparkmediaconcepts If you need questions answered before you start your blog and you aren't quite ready to join the Ultimate Blog Bootcamp, check out The Blog Depot, an online course and membership community! SHOW NOTES: www.sparkmediaconcepts.com/episode33

Hannah is a mum of two and certified Sleep Specialist living in lutruwita/Tasmania. She started Kin Postpartum because after a challenging first run in motherhood. Her first-born spent the first twelve months of his life pretty much waking hourly. Yes, hourly. Nearly. Every. Single. Night.Looking down the barrel of returning to work and feeling like she was at breaking point, she booked a consult with a sleep consultant who she knew was an advocate for sleep training but who had beautiful words like ‘gentle', ‘soothing', and ‘respectful of co-sleeping' on her website and socials.  Turns out spaced soothing is controlled crying, and it was not gentle or responsive.  It was just distressing.  She knew that there was a reason why he wasn't sleeping. Leaving him to sit with his distress and limiting how & when she could respond went against every instinct she had as a mother, and it went against everything she knew wanted to be as a mother - an intentional, responsive parent who treated her beautiful baby as the wonderfully unique little human that he is.So, she threw ‘conventional wisdom' out the window and went to work on the research. She trained as a Baby Led Sleep & Wellbeing Specialist with Isla Grace, and has made it her mission to empower parents to trust their instincts and parent like the (responsive) boss that they are.Learn more about Dr Renee White and Fill Your Cup Postpartum Doulas:Want to be nurtured and nourished after the birth of your baby, have a peek at our doula offerings.If you want to gobble up of famous Chocolate + Goji lactation cookies, look no further. Oh and our Creamy Coconut dahl mix is to die for, just sayin'.Hannah Clark: @kin.postpartumw: kinpostpartumservices.com

Hannah gives an interactive and all age talk on the surprise of Jesus' death and resurrection.  

One doctor told Hannah that she & her husband were “not even a candidate for IVF” due to male factor infertility. Another said, “Well, we only need one! Let's just try it.” So they did. This is her story. The Hope Narrative is coming to Jesup, Georgia on April 30, 2022! Visit hopenarrative.org to register. For more about Sarah's Laughter, please visit our website at sarahs-laughter.com. You can follow us on social media linked here: Sarah's Laughter on Facebook & Instagram, and @sarahs_laughter on Twitter. Sarah's Laughter is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity. If you'd like to help support what we do, including this podcast, please visit sarahs-laughter.com/give. Thank you. Want to share your infertility story on this podcast? Email us at podcast@sarahs-laughter.com

Hannah kicks off our mini preaching series which focuses on 3 different heroes of Faith found in the bible and this week opens up the story of Noah from Genesis.

EPISODE 93 When you're starting a business, you've got to go All In. If you want to land clients and see results, there's nothing like having your full attention focused on the goals you've set. My guest today, Hannah Clark, shares her story of becoming a Podcast Manager, almost quitting, and coming back strong! Hannah and I talk about putting in the work when it comes to your business and learning to trust your gut. We discuss how she balances work while raising a toddler and what she likes best about podcast management. Hannah also tells me how she landed 3 clients in 30 days! In this episode, we cover: - Starting out as a Virtual Assistant before niching down - What you need to do to land clients - What listening to her intuition did for Hannah - Pushing yourself to follow through - Going back to basics and doing the things you KNOW you need to do - Where Hannah found her clients - What you can (and can't!) work on with a toddler around - The benefits of twice-a-month clients - Achieving your goals and setting new ones If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over on Instagram! SHOW NOTES: https://laurenwrighton.com/episode93  

Hannah picks up the story in chapter 13 where we find the Israelites wandering through the desert in confusion but she reveals how God has gone ahead of them and has never left them. 

On this special episode, host Ryan Aubrey sits down with fellow Marvel super-stans, Stephanie Rosas and Hannah Clark, to discuss both the fifth episode of Marvel Studios' Loki and their predictions for the next episode.Subscribe for more content from The Polaris Network - http://bit.ly/3l88kNw

On this special episode, host Ryan Aubrey sits down with fellow Marvel super-stans, Stephanie Rosas and Hannah Clark, to discuss both the fourth episode of Marvel Studios' Loki and their predictions for the next episode.Subscribe for more content from The Polaris Network - http://bit.ly/3l88kNw

On this special episode, host Ryan Aubrey sits down with fellow Marvel super-stans, Stephanie Rosas and Hannah Clark, to discuss both the third episode of Marvel Studios' Loki and their predictions for the next episode.Subscribe for more content from The Polaris Network - http://bit.ly/3l88kNw

On this special episode, host Ryan Aubrey sits down with fellow Marvel super-stans, Stephanie Rosas and Hannah Clark, to discuss both the second episode of Marvel Studios' Loki and their predictions for the next episode.Subscribe for more content from The Polaris Network - http://bit.ly/3l88kNw

By now, you should know that Lizz did a Disney College Program in 2019. While she was in Florida, she was a Photopass Photographer in Magic Kingdom. She met Hannah at Photopass training and they quickly became fast friends. In this episode, they recap some of their favorite magic moments that they made and explain some backstage secrets of how Photopass operates. This hour long episode is full of fun Disney magic and giggles from the two gals. Thanks for stopping by and join The Bright Sides next Tuesday at 7am MST! FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM: The Bright Sides: @thebrightsidespodcast Lizz: @lizzdellinger Hannah Clark: @htc710 Hannah's Graphic Design: @_hcdesign_ *Again, thanks to Nick Barr (www.nickbarrmusic.com) for making the new intro song!*

The Voices of the Gig Economy talks to Hannah Clark, who makes natural candles and sells them on Etsy. We discuss Hannah's experience running a business on Etsy, how Hannah joined Etsy, grew online, and her observation that is moving toward more corporatization. Our host today is Gabby Gross (Hunter College – City University of New York). Follow Hannah at @sweetdreamcandles on Etsy Music by Cesar Barros Photo by Ellieelien on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/photos/pab8SyjUs90 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soc-gig/message

Join Hannah and I as we discuss killing it in college when it comes to food, working out, and time blocking! || @sydneyunderthesunpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

One of the common themes of The Aid Station interviews is the number of people that say to me "I'm so lucky that my job is my passion". Today that theme repeats as we travel to London to meet Hannah Clark, Events Director at Limelight Sports Hannah shares her journey from tennis to mass participation "I love the variety of campaigns we run and the amazing opportunity to do something really authentic that's about much more than just sport." Heading up an event delivery team of 12 people of which 10 are currently furloughed has not been without its challenges "but we make sure that we check in with all the team on a weekly basis whether they are working or not to see how they are going personally" Leadership has been key and the "example set by our CEO Craig Dews has been amazing especially his honest and open communication which has inspired the whole team to feel comfortable to do the same." Hannah lives in the countryside and has the opportunity, even in these times, to indulge in her passion for trail running and cycling which she has made a priority each day. Its been important to structure my day to ensure that I don't get stuck in front of my laptop all day" Watch my chat with Hannah here https://youtu.be/qTcFyFyBTgY

This week I interviewed our amazing summer intern, Hannah Kaufman. In addition to being our intern, Hannah is studying dance and sociology at Rutgers University. She got her start in dance doing jazz and hip-hop but quickly found a passion for ballet. As Hannah got older, her style shifted and she discovered something called Gaga. Hannah shares her experiences as a dancer, a Rebecca's Mom intern and what she hopes to achieve after she graduates college. We also would like to send a shout out to Hannah Clark at Azarian gymnastics. She is a level 9 Westerns Floor Champion!! What a huge accomplishment. Hannah, congrats and keep up the amazing work. Hope you've started learning some fun new upgrades for next season. Let us know what you think? Email me, rebecca@leotard.com with any feedback or ideas for future episodes. We can't wait to hear from you. Hope you all have a great weekend and don't forget to point your toes. xo --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeinaleo/support

Professor Sir Magdi Yacoub discusses research detailing the heterotropic cardiac transplantation procedure.